This group space is for individuals who are either in the process of legal divorce or separation as well as those who are already divorced or separated. The goal of the group is to build a safe, reflective and supportive group where difficult experiences and emotions are held and worked through.
A lot of our expertise comes from the firsthand experience of something. So we started SoulUp, as a way for all of us to effectively discover and connect with our ‘Peers’ who are in the same boat as us - and learn from each others’ journeys. Soulup started with a few Support groups in 1. We got a few requests for a support group for divorce and we never looked back.
March 2022 - have had a close to 100 people participate in the group since then. Overall positive feedback and some video testimonials uploaded on website page. The group facilitates the exchange of coping strategies, resources, and shared experiences, promoting healing.
This group space is for individuals who are either in the process of legal divorce or separation as well as those who are already divorced or separated.
We encourage members to seek professional mental health care when needed, offering information on resources and referral processes. Privacy and confidentiality is maintained. The group’s role is complementary to professional care, offering ongoing emotional support while individuals engage in therapeutic interventions. This collaborative approach ensures a holistic support system, acknowledging the significance of both peer support and professional mental health care
We have a pool of therapists that individuals can access in case required. We let group members contact these therapists if they need one-on-one professional help. Leave the decision on the judgment of individuals.
Not equipped to handle immediate crises, severe mental health disorders, substance abuse, legal issues, medical advice, intimate partner violence, child abuse, financial or employment matters, or professional therapy. These situations require specialized professionals, such as emergency services, mental health professionals, legal advisors, healthcare providers, law enforcement, child protection agencies, financial advisors, and therapists.
Sharing the flow of the session: Check-in, The facilitator reviews group guidelines, emphasizing confidentiality and respect. Participants are encouraged to share their experiences, thoughts, or concerns related to the group’s focus. The facilitator guides discussions, ensuring everyone has an opportunity to speak. Coping strategies and resources may be shared. The session closes with a summary, expressing gratitude, and providing information about the next meeting.
Our values include prioritizing confidentiality, fostering respect, and promoting active listening. Members are encouraged to express empathy, avoid discrimination, and use positive language. Regular attendance and punctuality are emphasized, with an understanding that participation levels may vary. The group focuses on sharing experiences, not giving advice, and members provide constructive feedback. Safety, both physical and emotional, is paramount, and the group values flexibility to accommodate diverse needs. Clear communication and consistent reinforcement of these guidelines contribute to a positive, supportive, and inclusive atmosphere within the support group.
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